This is working as intended, as we continue to invest in fixing more issues every year so we keep our users safe. "Measuring a browser's security based on vulnerabilities fixed in a given year isn't a very useful metric. That’s even less than Samsung Internet, which had 2.75% in the same period.Īfter this story was initially published, Google reached out with the following comment: According to StatCounter (opens in new tab), Opera had 2.25% of the browser market share in September 2022. Please note that the code must be integrated into the HTML code (not only the text) for WordPress pages and other CMS sites.It’s not clear whether this is because Opera is more secure than its rivals, or if its popularity is so small nobody’s looking for issues. Our standard is 660 pixels, but you can customize how the statistic is displayed to suit your site by setting the width and the display size. Simply copy the HTML code that is shown for the relevant statistic in order to integrate it. Yes, Statista allows the easy integration of many infographics on other websites. Internet users around the world have come to like the speed and functionality of Google's browser, as opposed to the Internet Explorer which is often described as slow and bloated.Ĭan I integrate infographics into my blog or website?
Since the third quarter of 2008, the Internet Explorer's market share dropped from 68 to 25 percent, while Chrome's soared from zero to 43 percent. Remarkably, Chrome's ascend came almost entirely at the expense of Microsoft's browser.
Less than a year later, Chrome became the world's number one browser, overtaking Microsoft's Internet Explorer which had utterly dominated the market just five years earlier. It took a bit longer to catch up with Firefox, but in the fourth quarter of 2011, Chrome's share of global web browsing surpassed that of Firefox. By the third quarter of 2009, Chrome had caught up with Apple's Safari and set its sights on the next contender: Firefox. In September 2008, the first official release of Chrome was published and the open-source browser began its steady climb through the ranks. By 2008, Google made billions of dollars a year and had finally matured enough to go head to head with Microsoft and it's market dominating internet explorer. After all, the company's entire business is people using a browser to access Google's services, as Sundar Pichai, a senior vice president at Google, put it.Īs a matter of fact, the plan to make a Google web browser had existed for years, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt just hadn't considered his company ready to enter the resource drenching browser wars. In retrospect, the better question would have been, why Google hadn't built a web browser earlier. When Google announced the release of its own web browser Chrome in 2008, many people asked themselves why Google was building a web browser.
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